DEATHS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17576, 18 March 1919, Page 4

DEATHS.

CUNNINGHAM.—On March 17, 1919 at her residence, 30 Leith street, Duuedin Julia Agnes, dearly beloved wife of John Ounningham (guard, N.Z. Railways):' a"-ed 16 years. "At rest." MOORE.—On December 20, at Sheffield England, Bertram, beloved husband of Evelyn Moore, and brother of Mrs Grice (Dunedin) and Mrs W. Stewart (Port Chal mers). Deeply regretted. MORRIS.—On .March 17, 1919, at Dunedin, Edward Mqrris (late of Waitati); aged 84 years.—The Funeral will pass the Schoolhouse, Waitati, To-morrow (Wednesday) March 19, at 10 a.m., for the Waitati Cemetery.—Frapwell and Holgate (late Cole and Springer), undertakers. SMITH.-On March 17, 1919, at his residence, 95 Fox street, South Dunedin Alex ander, dearly beloved ■ father of Frank Ales ander, Fred, Elizabeth Smith, and Mrs ..Ai. ,f or, of D «nedin; aged 67 years. At rest. Private interment.—No flowers. A. t>. Archer and Co., undertakers. STEVEN-On March 17, at her residence, 1 Passmore crescent, Maori Hill Jessie, relict of James Steven (after a and trying illness, patiently borne) Prfvate interment.—Hope and Kinaston, undertakers.

FOR THE EMPIRE'S CAUSE. DEATH. BEERRIOTT.—On February 20, /i r • •2° s Pi'' a l Hobart, George (left with the 3rd Reinforcements) • aged 29 years. He did Ms dnty. —-Inserted by his loving brother, Charlie, and sister-in-law, Mary Margaret Herriott, Hokonui, South- - land. IN JIEMORIAM. PARKER. —In loving memory of Gunner Walter Owen Parker (29tE. Specialists), who died from wounds, March 18, 1918, " Soipowhere in Belgium."—lnserted by his loving mother, brothers, and sisters.